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My dear husband, | |||
It is Sunday and a very lonely day to me | |||
when you are away. I attended church | |||
this A.M. Mr. Bucher preached the best sermon I have | |||
ever heard from him that is the most | |||
truthful one. I think that without doubt | |||
that God’s influence is working in the minds | |||
of some men and women and more in a direct way | |||
than it has for centuries. | |||
I think it is at work in you and in Mr Bucher | |||
and in Mrs Andrews across the st. judging | |||
by what she says. I felt at the close of the sermon today | |||
as though I wanted to get right up on my feet and shout amen. | |||
The Methodists do. I received your letter last evening. | |||
I had begun to worry about you. The boys have written you and will send love I suppose | |||
Artie said he was going to write two | |||
Latest revision as of 14:02, 7 April 2020
Kankakee May 28, 1871 My dear husband, It is Sunday and a very lonely day to me when you are away. I attended church this A.M. Mr. Bucher preached the best sermon I have ever heard from him that is the most truthful one. I think that without doubt that God’s influence is working in the minds of some men and women and more in a direct way than it has for centuries. I think it is at work in you and in Mr Bucher and in Mrs Andrews across the st. judging by what she says. I felt at the close of the sermon today as though I wanted to get right up on my feet and shout amen. The Methodists do. I received your letter last evening. I had begun to worry about you. The boys have written you and will send love I suppose Artie said he was going to write two